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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1987

Page

3

Lost voters urged to re register before February deadline

The Frederick County elections office removed 2,688 voters from the rolls for not voting in five years, including 1,662 Democrats, 772 Republicans, and 254 independents. Citizens are urged to re register at Winchester Hall before February 8, joining 54,712 registered voters, with a strong call to participate in elections and uphold democratic duty.

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The Man Who Loves Children in Freder ick

Roy Meachum reflects on grandchildren and the joy of loving children across cities and nations. He praises Freder ick as a place where many happy children reflect community warmth and holiday grace, while acknowledging some youngsters he cannot love.

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CIA report warns all AIDS carriers may die

A CIA internal memo summarizes private medical views that every person infected with HIV may eventually develop full blown AIDS and die. The report outlines stages from initial infection to asymptomatic carriers to AIDS, noting high mortality even among early carriers. It also covers testing limits and the rapid progression to fatal disease in later stages.

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Bridge Opener Sees First Traffic Since Flood

The new Potomac River bridge at Point of Rocks opened to traffic on U S 15 after 21 months since the old span was washed away in the March 18 1936 flood. Lily Pons greeted fans with a holiday note as she did not mail from her county post office Lilypons for the first time in four years. James Dalhover, sole Brady gang survivor, confesses to hold ups at Frederick groceries linking to the Hormne and Ogre robberies in 1936. Police seek a dark green 1941 Buick in a Cumberland hold up.

Potomac River Point of Rocks U.S. 15 Lily Pons Clarence C.C. Thomas Lilypons Frederick James Dalhover Brady Hammond Ind Dalhover Brady Gang J.D. Hormne W. Patrick St Thomas A. Ogre N. Market St Cumberland Snow Puff Bowser Montgomery County Maryland Environmental Trust Maryland Chambers of Commerce United States of America

Christmas blaze rekindles old fireplace tale at Boss Arnold Road

Everett Cromberg survived a wide spread fire when a overheated flue sent flames through a wooden wall on Boss Arnold Road during a cold Christmas night. The Frederick Armory hosted the Snow Ball with over 700 couples attending the 16th annual charity dance by the Women’s Auxiliary to Frederick Memorial Hospital, raising about $18 350. Thomas Johnson High School junior class led the Salvation Army Christmas drive by collecting 1 017 items out of a 2 000 item goal. Pictured are Todd Bohrer Mel Castle John Rose Betsy Zang and Ellen Hurwitz.

Everett Cromberg Boss Arnold Road Frederick Armory Frederick Memorial Hospital Robert Middlemas Manuel Weinberg Thomas Johnson High School Salvation Army Todd Bohrer Mel Castle John Rose Student Government Association Betsy Zang Ellen Hurwitz

Letters to Readers Warn Against Communism and Warn of Moral Decline

A citizen laments Soviet communism, praising Reagan and Christian faith while criticizing public schools, abortion, media, and government. The letter urges perseverance and prayer, citing II Chronicles 7 14 and urging guardianship of national values for future generations.

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Preserve Our Open Land Threatened by Greed and Development

A Frederick County writer pleads to save remaining open land from rapid development. He cites long‑held beauty and warns against ridicule by developers and those who profit from housing and employment projects. A former county planning official referenced.

Frederick County

Frederick News Post Letters to the Editor Policy

The Frederick News Post welcomes signed letters with a home address and a phone number for verification. All letters are verified, and many may be edited for space due to high volume.

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